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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1978
Page
3
In Yacolt Washington Patricia Smith pulled her daughters Trisha and Sarah from public school joining home instruction run by their mother a Mormon. The state filed a suit claiming lack of teaching certification and evolution teaching as fact prompting a suspended $100 fine and a compliance order.
Bradley notes 22 children waitlisted at CDC for special education placement. Some are just entering school age this fall. The ruling will push staffing increases as trainable and profoundly retarded groups require different teacher to student ratios. The district has tracked the list since May and will develop a program.
The Hughes family expresses sincere gratitude for cards, flowers, food and visits after the passing of their son Gerald Milton Morris. They thank Elmwood Park Ladies Club Tala tha Baptist Church WMU and all the young people and wish God’s richest blessing to each supporter.
John Lanier, owner of a two room auto parts shop in Savannah, says burglaries on his business total 17 in 18 months. He blames lack of patrols and unreported break ins while police caution that his practice of buying back stolen merchandise may encourage crime.
Earl Patrick Charles wins freedom after new evidence undermines his 1975 murder conviction of two Savannah merchants. Prosecutors drop retrial plans, judge orders release from Chatham County Jail where he had been held since his 1975 death sentence. His mother and father recall faith and relief.
Firefighters from Langley and Garnett Tanton battled a blaze at Chitty's magistrate office on Highway 1 near Aiken Technical College. The front of the building was gutted while the rear housing the magistrate’s court remained intact. Damage estimated at about $10,000. Chitty suspects arson.
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